Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-19
ROYALTY RECEIVED.
The Gar Visits Emperor
William at Berlin.
GRAND MILITARY DISPLAY.
The Two S0vereigns Chat To-
gether for Over an H0ur-An
Elaborate Banquet.
Associated Press Dispatches to the H.nAID.I

lASsociatou rress Dlspatcnes 70 the HERALD.
BERLIN, November 18.-The Gar of
Russia arrived in Berlin this morning.
The preparations to receive him were
in keeping with his rank. At 10
O'Clock Alexandra's regiment. in pa
rade uniform, took position on the
Alsen-strasse Esplanade. They were to
act as guard of honor to the depot.
A company of the Second Regiment Of
the Guard. with band and colors, and
one company of the Alexandra Regi-
ment, with colors, were stationed in
front of the Russian Embassy.
ROYAL GATHERING.
Prince William of Prussia went to
Wittenberg early this morning to meet
the train bearing the Russian Imperial
family. At the Berlin depot were
gathered the Royal Prussian Princes
Henry, Prince of SAKE Meiningen;
Duke John, of Mecklenburg- Schwerin; ;
General Won Moltke, and all the Gem
erals of the Berlin and Potsdaim garri-
sons.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEAR.
On the arrival of the Imperial train
at 10 40 the Gar passed in front Of
the Guard of Honor at the depot, be-
ing accompanied by Prince William
and General Won Moltke. Emperor
William started for the Russian EN-
bassy at IL o'clock. When the Gar
and Czarina arrived at the Embassy,
the Gar received three flags as the
Colonel of the Alexandra regiment,
and general officer, a non-commjs-
stoned officer and private reported
to act as orderlies. The Gar and
Prince William alighted in front of
the Embassy and passed along in
front of the Guard of Honor, which
was drawn up there. The Princess
and Czarina remained in the carriage.
MEETING OF THE sovEREIGNs.
The Car had intended to first visit
Emperor William, but he was antici-
pated by the latter, who went to the
Embassy and awaited the arrival Of
the Gar. The Emperor was dressed
in a Russian uniform and wore
his Russian orders. He re-
ceived the Gar on his enter
ing the Embassy in the most
cordial manner. All the Princes who
we're at the depot followed the Gear to
the Embassy. After the flags were
delivered to the Gar, the Guard Of
Honor at the Embassy marched past
the building before both Emperors,
who stood together at window. The
Emperor remained at the Embassy
three-quarters of an hour, and then
returned to the Palace. He was heart
| lily cheered by the people.
THE VISIT RETURNED.
At half-past IL the Gear, accom-
panied by General Won Werder, re-
turned the Emperor's visit. The Cars
visit to the Palace lasted half an hour.
He returned to the Embassy, and
afterward paid visit to the Princes
staying in Berlin.
THE PEOPLES FAvoRITE.
After the Emperor had entered the
palace OH his return from the EN-
bassy he appeared at his favorite
window and was again wildly cheered
by the crowd. The Cars children re-
manned on the train which brought
the family from Copenhagen
BISMARCK CALLS. ~
Prince Bismarck visited the Gear ct
the embassy at 4 O'Clock, and after
ward received General Tcherevin, the
Cars aide-de-camp.
A DETERMINED PETITIONER.
As the Gear and Prince William
were driving through the K9nigsplatx
a man threw paper into their car
riage. The occurrence created intense
excitement among the onlookers and
the man was arrested. The Gar took
he paper, and without opening it
placed it under his cloak. Later on
another young man tried to throw q
petition into the Cars carriage and
was also arrested.
AT THE STATE BANQUET
This evening ninety-eight covers were
laid. The Gear and Czarina sat ON
either side of Emperor William.
Prince Bismarck was placed first be-
low the royalties. During the dinner
the health of the Gear was proposed
by the Emperor and drunk by the
whole company standing.
The Gar and party left for st.
Petersburg at 8 80 this evening.